Keywords
Term ID | Vocabulary | Parent | Term | Description |
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761 | Themes and Motifs | Art | Power of | |
760 | Aesthetics | Figures of Speech | Exoticism | |
759 | Relationships | Social | Conflict | |
758 | Cultural Issues | Ritual | Hunting | |
757 | Environment | Place | Hunting camps | |
756 | Themes and Motifs | Absence/Loss | Over time | |
755 | Relationships | Interracial | Etiquette | |
754 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Grandparent-grandchild | |
753 | Actions | Verbal | Talking | |
752 | Relationships | Social | Neighbor | |
751 | Cultural Issues | Race | Masquerade |
I created "Masquerade" to address Lucas’s dissimulation with Roth Edmonds, the inscrutability of his racial performance. JW |
750 | Cultural Issues | Crime | Murder | |
749 | Actions | Bodily | Running | |
748 | Environment | Domestic Space | Plantation house | |
747 | Environment | Time of Day | Noon | |
746 | Aesthetics | Tone | Nostalgic | |
745 | Themes and Motifs | Texts | Census | |
744 | Relationships | Institutional | Lawyer-client | |
742 | Aesthetics | Tone | Elegiac | |
741 | Relationships | Hierarchical | Teacher-student | |
740 | Aesthetics | Diction | Accent | |
739 | Themes and Motifs | Character | Bargainer | |
738 | Environment | Place | Plantation | |
737 | Cultural Issues | War | Union Army | |
736 | Themes and Motifs | Animals | Turkey | |
735 | Cultural Issues | War | World War II | |
734 | Themes and Motifs | Animals | Bear | |
733 | Environment | Place | Library | |
731 | Cultural Issues | Clothes | Sports | |
730 | Themes and Motifs | Animals | Deer | |
729 | Themes and Motifs | Art | Sculpture | |
728 | Environment | Atmospheric | Light | |
727 | Themes and Motifs | Character | Fool|Foolishness | |
726 | Actions | Verbal | News | |
725 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Rivalry | |
724 | Cultural Issues | Alcohol | Whiskey | |
723 | Environment | Place | McCaslin-Edmonds plantation | |
722 | Cultural Issues | Crime | Bootlegging | |
721 | Cultural Issues | Health and Illness | Mental limitations | |
720 | Actions | Hunting | Deer hunting |
Event refers specifically to DEER hunting. JP |
718 | Cultural Issues | War | Defeat | |
717 | Themes and Motifs | Animals | Rabbit | |
716 | Cultural Issues | Politics | Voting | |
715 | Actions | Hunting | Bear hunting |
Event refers specifically to BEAR hunting. JP |
714 | Cultural Issues | Health and Illness | Deafness | |
713 | Actions | Moral | Deception | |
712 | Themes and Motifs | Philosophical | Power of literature | |
710 | Themes and Motifs | Objects | Still | |
709 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Soldier | |
708 | Cultural Issues | Mass Media | Radio | |
707 | Themes and Motifs | Absence/Loss | Renewal | |
706 | Environment | Time of Day | Supper | |
705 | Aesthetics | Diction | Racist term | |
704 | Actions | Movement | Walking | |
702 | Environment | Weather | Rain | |
700 | Relationships | Commercial | Rivalry | |
699 | Environment | Natural | Delta | |
698 | Environment | Time of Day | Dawn | |
697 | Actions | Perceptual | Listening | |
696 | Actions | Economic | Share-cropping|Tenantry |
There are significant differences between "share-cropping" and "tenant farming" in reality. "Tenants" typically furnished their own farming tools and livestock, and had at least a measure of control over what crops they planted on land they rented from a landlord; "share-croppers" typically only contributed their own labor, with the landlord dictating what they would raise and providing the animals and tools they used. But in his fiction Faulkner does not maintain this distinction, using the terms as essentially synonymous. SR |
695 | Environment | Place | Cottonfield | |
694 | Themes and Motifs | Animals | Whippoorwills | |
693 | Environment | Time of Year | Corn planting time | |
692 | Environment | (First level term) | Corn-planting time | |
691 | Environment | Public | Road | |
690 | Aesthetics | Diction | African American vernacular dialect | |
689 | Actions | Perceptual | Looking | |
688 | Environment | Domestic Space | Supper table | |
687 | Environment | Time of Day | Night | |
686 | Actions | Economic | Paying | |
685 | Actions | Economic | Impounding | |
684 | Themes and Motifs | Values | Courage | |
683 | Themes and Motifs | Values | Independence | |
682 | Aesthetics | Figures of Speech | Simile-mask | |
681 | Cultural Issues | Law | Inheritance | |
680 | Themes and Motifs | Body | Blood | |
679 | Aesthetics | Figures of Speech | Mask | |
678 | Relationships | Hierarchical | Child as authority | |
677 | Actions | Emotional | Nurturing | |
676 | Themes and Motifs | Community | Social life | |
675 | Relationships | Hierarchical | Employer-employee | |
674 | Relationships | Marital | Husband-wife | |
673 | Cultural Issues | Labor | Domestic | |
672 | Actions | Violent | Entry | |
671 | Actions | Verbal | Gossip | |
670 | Themes and Motifs | Objects | Car | |
669 | Themes and Motifs | Objects | Wedding license | |
668 | Aesthetics | Narrative | Temporal projection |
When the narrative gets ahead of itself, for example in "Race at Morning" Event 305.1 begins "Then we seen him for the first time," but that does not actually happen until two Events later, 305.3, "and then suddenly . . . the buck hisself" (305). It doesn't matter whether the narrative is looking forward a dozen sentences or a hundred pages, whenever it explicitly anticipates something that it won't actually depict until a later Event, it's "Temporal projection." SR |
667 | Cultural Issues | Mass Media | Newspaper | |
666 | Aesthetics | Figures of Speech | Shadow | |
665 | Cultural Issues | Violence | Domestic | |
664 | Relationships | Social | Snobbery | |
663 | Actions | Bodily | Sleeping | |
662 | Cultural Issues | Gender | Chivalry | |
661 | Themes and Motifs | Animals | Mules | |
660 | Cultural Issues | Law | Evidence | |
659 | Actions | Violent | Hitting | |
658 | Actions | Work | Washing clothes | |
657 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Peer group | |
656 | Relationships | Familial | Mother-son |